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Sharp County record., 1887-09-29

The Satanta Medicine Company's Mex.
lean Liver Pills, compounded with direct
reference to conditions of life in hot eli
mates, by the "Chief Medical Director of
the Mexican Army" They keep the sys
tenn in perfect order, and sure cure for
three Of the most annoying arrangements
of the system-Headache, Constipation
and Billionsness. They neither nauseate
or gripe. 925
Sharp County record., 1887-09-29

We have received a copy Of the Lead
Hill Herald, now 6Column paper pub
lished by s. L. Smith. The Herald starts
in with o good display of homo adVer-
tising, and the RECORD wishes the new
enterprise abundant success.
Sharp County record., 1887-09-29

At the recent meeting of the american
Pathological Society. held in Boston,
Arkansas was awarded fine silver med
al for the finest, largest and best display
of apples. The Arkansas exhibits we're
the best ever seen by any one present
Sharp County record., 1887-09-29

Fred Grant, sou Of Gen. Grant, was
nominated as the republican candidate
for secretary of state, in New York, at
the state convention not long ago. Being
"a son of his father" seems to be the
only known qualification the nominee
DOssesses,
Sharp County record., 1887-09-29

a terrible cyclone and dolugo occurred
OF Brownsville, Texas, On Ios. Thursday
night. The RIO Grand riyer did immense
damage to property for miles.
Sharp County record., 1887-09-29

Asiatic cholera has mado It's apqeaCauoo
in New York. Ten were reported up to
up to last Friday.
Sharp County record., 1887-09-29

Tho Chicago 5oml-tArowiag omar
chista, soyea in number, viii DO hung On
the Ilth of November.
Sharp County record., 1887-09-29
ARLINGTON HOTEL.

Corner Main and Chestnut Streets,
BATESVlLLE, ARK.
This new and splendidly apportioned
house is now open for the reception of
guests. 1t contains 40 large, well ventil-
ated and elegantly furnished rooms, aud
the comforts of home ale guaranteed
A share Of the public patronage is re-
spectfully solicited,
T. R. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
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Columbus.

William Gilgour, accompanied by his daughter,
Anna, left last Saturday visit to Scotland. his
native land Mrs Cook has returned from an ex-
tended visit Madison. Alex. Covert and family
have gone to Sprague w. IT., to reside Mrs. Gus
Renie, of Upton. Ind. is the guest of Mrs J. N.
Marsh. - ID. Bruesel is home from Topeka on a
visit to his family Miss Gerte Griffith has gone TO
Cincinnati to take lessons in music Mrs. L. T.
Brown and little visiting in Terre Haute---
Capt. W. J. Lucas. Henry Davie and Dan Byan have
returned from West Baden Springs Rev. Y. w.
Tesis has been returned pastor of the Methodist
Church for another greatly to the pleasure of
the congregation and others Mrs. Levi Hedge. of
Savannah Ga, is the guest of her sister. Mrs John
Long Mrs. W. s. Swengle and wife attended the
wedding of the latter's sister, Miss Emma Hutchngs
in indianapolis Wednesday w. s. Tickle and wife
of Galveston. Ind, visited here last week DR.. j.
f. Wright and wife visiting in Now York Miss
Edith Long has again entered Bloomington College
- Miss Daisy Hegei visiting at Logansport W.
III. Hart of Willis CAL is here to visit old friends
Mrs. Joe Beebe has returned from few weeks
sojourn with relatives in New Albany Mrs. Jeie
updegra of Newton ILL.,, is visiting at her fathers
DR.. Il. III. Hauser Miss Oxa Reeves 10 home from
long visit to Rush and Henry counties Elder W.
T. Hacker goes to Hebron Neb.. next week to take
charge of church at that place The social event
of the week the marriage of Mr.. T. E. Otto a
prominent young druggist. and Mrs. Emma Bruisel,
of our most popular young ladies.
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Log ansPOrt.

Mrs. John w: Barnes of the Pharos, is visiting at
Grand Rapids Mich Joe Taylor has returned from
three months stay at Petoskey, Mich Miss
Jeanne Cgesbee. of Plymouth, is visiting Miss OrpnA
Mcconnell Miss Clara Barnes has returned to her
home. at Muncie after months visit in this city
- Hon. j. w. Ramsey, mayor of Charlottesville,
in the city yesterday attending the reunion OF the
Fifty first Indiana Regiment Jeff Imme. James
Douglass and George W. Flanagan attending the
State fair at Indianapolis. Mr.. William Swanson
and family. of Philadelphia, visiting Mr.. and Mrs
W. W. Reynolds. at the Murdoch Mrs. B. f. Kus-
ling and son Arthur, visiting in Indianapolis
Miss Nellie Stevens left yesterday for an extended
trip through Iowa and other parts of the West,
Miss Clara Hebel and Mr.. John Waters married
o'clock mass, Wednesday morning, by Rev.
Father Campian It. M. Tomlinson, Of Chicago
visiting his parents. last Sunday Misses Maggie
and Ada Eebb have returned to their
home in Greenville, O., after pleasant
visit in this city with Mrs. John W.
jerks. of Market street, Miss Loretta J. Gorsuch
of South Bend who is the Departm emit president of
the Womans Relief Corps, ard Mrs. A. NJ. Griffin
past president of that organization visiting with
Mrs D. c. Justice Mrs W. G. Ethel, of Amber
son. is visiting her w. J. Fthell. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. w. Tomlinson visiting at indianapolis. The
wedding of County Superintendent d. D. Tickle and
Miss Carrie -Locaway will occur next "Wednesday
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Society Even ts.

Mrs. James n. Rogers will give an informal music
ale tomorrow afternoon to few friends
The Fortnightly Literary club will hold the first
nesting for the coming season Tuesday afternoon
&C the residence of Miss Laura Ream, on North Ala
bama street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Mcdonald will give large
reception at their homo. No. 564 North Meridian
have been issued.
Miss Annie Porter will 20 to Sprin 9feld o. on the
"a Of October to act as bridesmaid for her friend,
Mics Alice Goode, who has visited in this city several
times Cards have been received here for the event
Cards have been received announcing the maria ge
q MIR. Percy 3. Coffin. of this city to Miss Lucy V
Baxter, of Clifside. They will be at home to their
friends after Nov. 1, at No. 432 Beefontaine
Mr.. J. f. Heis aud Miss Belle Mddlesworth we're
married at the home of the bride by Rev r. v
Hunter last week. large number of presents were
received by the couple but only their relatives and
intimate friends were in attendance
Miss Jessie Black formerly a wellknown vounc
lady of this city who has resided in Denver COL the
past few years, was married recently to Mr.. Griffin
actress. Miss Andsrson's gift to them was valuable
rancho, which they now occupy, few miles from
Denver
Twenty-Five couples RESPONDED to an invitation a
rise party for Mr.. Will T. Layeoek. McCarty
street, on last Friday evening Among those present
Butterworth. Lagering. of Munce. Faulkner and
Messrs. sulgrove I"dkins, CARL, Butterworth and
Jameson.
The Katharine Merrill Club met yesterday for the
hrst time this season, a the home of Mrs. II. r.
Allen. on North Delaware street. and spent a very
Anderson, of Iowa who spoke very Interestingly of
The influence OF the French Language Upon Our
Literature"
The welding Of Miss Maize LeMonde to Mr.. Joseph
Young Of Cleveland, o., is announced for Oct. IL.
teacher in the Classical School and also in the
city high school. Mr. Young formerly tutor at
Butler University, but is engaged in the book
business at Cleveland.
Among the marriages 10 take place are: Mr. Frank
Hay. of the News. and Miss Edith Lame Thursday
evening, the 18th inst Miss Jennie McOuat and Mr..
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Marion,

Mrs G. A. Henry is visiting relatives in St Louis.
- Miss Eva Stitt Of Wabash. Is visiting Miss Alice
Goldthwaite- Mrs. Ora E. Jones, of GTsensburg is
visiting Mrs. S. L. Baldwin. - Mr.. and Mrs P. B..
Hutchinson spending the week at Indianapolis.
Misses Larre and Emma Holman visiting rela-
tives at Winchester. - Mrs George McCowen, Mrs.
DR.. Monlder, Mrs. A. n. Grant Mrs. Blouser, Mrs.
II. E. Henderson, and -Irs. B. B. johnson. of Koko-
mo. are visiting Mrs. Leo Hale Misses Lou Bald
win and Lena Fry visiting at indianapolis w.
c. Webster and wife visiting friends at dianapo-
Mr. and Mrs. George Webster visiting rel
atives in Chicago Miss Carrie Miller, of Frank
fort, is visiting Miss Gertrude Holman. e. N
Winche and wife and Mrs. Isaac Vandaventer are
visiting relatives in White county Rev. 7. G. Neal
weeks visit with Marion relatives. :. Mrs Omar
Hollingsworth has returned to Richmond after ten
days visit with Mrs. T. b. Dom.
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kOkOlnO.

Mr.. Omer N. Davis and family left last week for
Tulluride, Cal. their future home Mr.. Wick
Russell wife and Miss Josie Dolman, left last week
for California. where they will spend the winter
Mrs A. +. Armstrong the guest of friends at
INDIANAPOLIS the past week Miss Marie Bell left
last week to reenter college at Delaware o. Mrs.
Neck, wife of Rev. H j. Neck. of Logansport is the
guest of her sons, Edgar aud Harry, and daughter
Miss Gusta- Mrs J. G. Hodgin. Sartoga, Kan. is
visiting her old friends here = Mrs r. e. Gaskin is
visiting friends at Indianapolis Mrs. John Jay is
visiting friends at New Paris O.--.The Misses Sell
Lille and Nina of Logansport, are the guests Of
their uncle, Auditor w. H. Sellers and family W.
S. Reynolds and wife ara visiting relatives and friends
at Nashville Mrs VIM. Rowley and daughters
Misses Cora and Carrie of Wichita, Kan. guests
OF relatives in this city. ---W Walter E. Hockett and
Miss Emma Butler were united in marriage Wednes-
day evening at the residence of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs j. s. Butler West Broadway street,
Rev. L. L. Frazier officiating.
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KniclfSt0Wn.

Mrs. R. l.. Harrison is visiting at Columbus Ohio
Miss Bessie Lukens, who has been spending the
here, has returned to her home in Peoria
H. Miss Fannie Ballard is visiting friends at In
dianapolis- Miss Maud Leasure has returned from
weeks visit at Cambridge City Mrs. j. n.
Church and children are visiting at Weston. Ohio.
Miss Ora Reeves of Columbus, Ind is being enter
tanned by relatives here Miss Edie Church has
returned to her home in Indianapolis after
visit with friends Lieut.. Luther Velborn, who has
been spending the summer here, has returned to
West Point. Mrs. j. w Wagner has returned from
visit to her daughter at Frankfort Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Charles and daughter Cora, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Simmons, Mrs. L. f. Hinchman and Misses
Laura Hiatt and Hattie Burk have been visiting at
Indianapolis the past week
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Brazil

Mrs. John Sourwine and Mrs. Charles Russo and
children visiting relations in indianapolis. Mrs
Basset, of Cincinnati, mother of Mrs. Mary
Bsssst Hussey. will spend the winter with her
daughter in this city Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Keith
and daughter. Mrs J. NJ. Hoskins, jr spent part of
the week in Indianapolis. =. Mr.. Will Cellar. of
Knghtsvie, and Miss Mary Herr. of this city, were
married Thursday evening at the home of the
bride Mr.. and Mrs. Will c. Paine. of Evansville,
attended the wedding Mrs. G. w. Crawford. of
Pennsylvania, is visiting Mrs. Hattie Shaw Mrs.
J. G. Bryson spent the week in Indianapolis Mrs
John Collins of Denver, Col is visiting relatives in
the city.
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NIuncie.

Miss Jennie Tinney, who has been the guest of her
Fayette friends for the past few days, has returned
home - Mr. and Mrs j. r. Shoemaker. of Middle
town, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. c. L. Bender yesterday Mrs. Mary God
dard is visiting at Richmond this week MIR.
and Mrs. John Avdelott have returned from ex-
tended visit to friends at Rockville Mrs. R. j.
Wi of La Grange is visiting with the family of Rev.
c. y. Wade Miss Lille Bell entertained number
of her friends on Wednesday evening in honor of her
visiting guest. Miss Evans. of West Liberty, o.
Mrs. John Hughes of Alexandria. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Shrk. Miss Matte
Medsker, of Kansas City, was the guest Of G. H.
Rooms and family on Friday Miss Leota Bland of
Henry county, the of friends in the city
SUNDAY Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Wilkinson. who have
turned homo. Miss Bertha Barns the guest of
Anderson friends the past week Miss Grace VIII
son is visiting at Anderson.
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MonteZunR.

Mrs. Hattie Atkins, of Chrisman, ILL.,, here on
Friday Mrs. Ada ton OF Hillsdale. was in town
lost week and left on Friday for Indianapolis Miss
Lou Burns will spend short time at Frankfort visit
ing. Mrs Cora Davis at Terre Haute Wednes
day the guest of her brother.
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New Castle.

Mrs Frank Gray left Thursday for Trenton,
III Milton Brown and wife and Mrs. w. W. Cot
teral of Garden City. Kan, visiting friends and
relatives here. John Morris and wife of knights
town, were the guests of Joshua |. Morris and
family last week Mrs. j. Rogers and
Mrs. Jennie Martin of Springfield O.,
guests of Leonidas Rogers and family =.
Lotte Calm Girard, Pa. IS the guest of her brother
j. f. Calm and family Mrs. Alex. Shutz. who
has been visiting friends here for several weeks left
Wednesday fer her home in Decatur, Ill. Miss
from vissit of several weeks among friends in the
guest of friends here the first of the week Mr. and
Mrs Claude Holloway have returned from a visit
friends at Caypool Ind John Laboyteaux has gone
to the Indian Territory where he goes investigate
the claims of the Hubbard heirs TO large tract of
land and accrued annuites. recently confirmed by the
Cherokee council. Mrs Laboyteaux is one
of the heirs and claimants of the estate.
Geo. Jeres and wife, who have been here for several
weeks have returned to their home in Logansport--
Mrs Park Stanley left Friday visit friends in
Kansas Henry Wilson and wife. Mrs. Cynthia
Wilson, Mrs. Jane Peed and Miss Emma Boyd left
Wednesday for Wellingto Kan. James L. Crosse
of Gen. William Crosse of this city, was married
Saturday to Miss Adelaide Gregory of Joliet, Ill.
The bridal couple arrived in this city Sunday,
where they the guests of Mr.. Crosses parents
til Tuesday, when they returned to
Joliet where they will make their future
home Trevor F. Wright. of the leading bust
young men of this city. married Thurs
day to Miss Emma Carpenter. at the home of the
brides parents in Middetown. They left the
day for Cincinnati where they viii visit friends for
week. after which they will return to their home in
Conriuued nm Fnnrrh Para
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George Marcy left last Wednesday for Arkansas her
future home @. Cutsngel visited in Indian
Cutsinger and Miss Minnie Thompson vsited in In
dianapolis last week Rev. d. A. Kuhn left last
er Warner left Fl last week for indian
apolis. Were he will remain for indefinite time
Miss Faaie Phillips left last week for her home IN
Madison. after visit friends here for several
weeks Charles Dickinson, of Auburn. Ind. was
the guest of his brother Willie and wife last week
Miss Lavilla Lynch returned home last tuesday m
week visit among frien Is and relatives in Column
bus Miss Louey Metz left week for Cincinnati.
Mrs o. A. Knight. OF Hazelton, Ind was the
guest of he- mother, Mrs. Trickets, last week.
Franklin.
Mrs Laura Sandefur and daughter Mabel visited
in Indianapolis last week. Rev. G. G. Edwards. OF
Liberty, Ind, visited Mr. and Mrs. o. T. Jones last
Smith, returned on Thursday from Toms River: n.
j., whore they made extensive visit Mrs.
rads psy Mis- fe Eva ar w'h Of
the guest of friends in this city Tuesday
The Misses Sabra and Flora Gather left on Wednesday
for short visit with friends in Ohio, after which
they will th cir art studies in Cincinnati
Miss Laura Fraily has returned from her visit in
Bloomfield. visited their daughter, Mrs T. c. Donne
the first of the week. They leave for California
daughter Miss Carrie visited friends in Indianapolis
during the past swsek- : Mrs. Sarah Surface and
reside in that city.
FRANKLIN COLLEGE NOTES
Still the new students come in. How long must
the college wait for the new budings-- Professor
Parks is the guest of Prof g. H Hall. On Thurs
day afternoon six couple from the Webster Society
picniced Sugar Creek Professor Drummer puts
new life into the Department of Modern Languages
THE Crescent Football team played their first
practice game yesterday Captain Hazerigg says
Prof ). VI. Monerief has introduced the labora-
tory method of historical work in his depart ment.
The students well pleased with ia social was
given at the residence of DR.. Stutt Thursday
night Refreshments were served.
r..-....,u
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will introduce Silk Department by the sale of
two lots of Black Silk STANDARD goods Every yard warrane The
$75 so Colored Velvet 6S cents 10 pieces Plush good
be bought $125 SO pieces Plush $125 elegant quality
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Charlottesville.

Mrs. Thos. Barr. of Bowling Green Ky, who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. Dr. Totem has gone
to Thorntown to visit Mrs. Jas. Hanna B. A. Sails
bury and wife of Urbana, Ill., have been visiting O.
n. Travis and family Mrs. A. B. Anderson and
Mrs. Henry Wallace have been visiting at Marietta
o.; Miss Ida Myers. of Rockville has been visiting
in this city Mrs. J. \. Overton is Princeton
visiting her aughter. Mrs. W. b. Ward Harmon
Hiatt and wife have returned from trip to West
field Mrs. Matte Thornton. of Michigan City is
visiting her parents aIr. and Mrs. Paul Hughes -.
Mrs. II. z. EnsminSer and Mrs. Harriet Campbell
visiting at Armour, d. T. Miss Hattie McEwen,
of Danville, H. has been visiting IN this city Mrs.
Geo II Hughes IS visiting in Terre Haute Mrs. A.
B. Milford and children of Lafayette in the city.
Mrs. Martha Wilson and dau ghter of Upton are
visiting the family of John Hornbeck. Miss Adsh
Kendall who has heen visiting Misses Annie and Min
ME Brown, has returned to her home at Lafayette
Mrs A. S. Langley. of Lebanon is visiting friends in
this city. Rev A. Hummer and family left for their
now home in Portlsnd Ore, last Friday Rev J.
p. Roth and wife of Viola, Ill, visiting in this
city Misses Ila Atchison and Daisy Robertson are
visiting at indianapolis. Walter Curtis and family
have returned to Lake Geneva, Wis. after visit
with the family of L. A Foote. The Ohio Church
Choir viii give a concert at the Methodist Church
next Tuesday evening. Misses Helen Smith Maude
Cowan, Sallie Newton and Lulu Bromley visiting
at Walcott A reception given by Mrs. w. P.
Heron Thursday afternoon to the members of the
Ladies' Literary Club, in honor of the retiring presi
dent of the club Mrs A. Hummer.
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Greencastle.

DR.. Stockwell has gone to New York to attend med
ica lectures. Mrs. Nj. A. White of Charleston, ILL.,
visited at J. w. Coles last week, Mrs. Jodie Hay
and son. of Worthinr ton, visiting b. Z: Hays.
Mrs. III. S. Renick has returned from visit to Spen
Ger and Worthington Miss Anna Ryan. of French
Lick, visited Miss Ollie Burnett this week - Mr..
James Daggy is visiting in Lansing, Mich Mrs.
Captain Blankenship is visiting friends in Kansas
City Prof. j. Lee and wife, of Loxa. H. and Capt. j..
NJ. Lee of Arizona, visiting in this city Dr.
Joseph Tingley and family have removed to this city
with the expectation of making it their future home
- w. e. Scarrit. of Watertown D. T.. and Miss
LENA Tarbell of Providence r. L. both formerly of
this city. married at Providence MONDAY, and
paid short visit to the grooms parents here their
xVav to Dakota
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Edtnburg.

Mrs. Adde Lewis has returned from three
months visit in Ohio and Pennsylvania Frank
Montgomery wife and child, visited relatives here
last week Rev. J. w. Turner visited in Madison
last week Miss June Heart is the guest of relatives
in lndianapos. Mr.. John Banta the guest of
u. l.. Denning and wife last week. Miss Mollie
Moor. OF Columbus. was the guest of friends and rea
tives IN this place last week DIR. Jones' of Frank
In, was the guest OF friends here last week. Mr..
Hi Sohnburg and wife. of Franklin were the guests
Of friends here last week Mesdames Beal Buxton,
Buck. Taylor and Owens. Of Columbus the
guests of j. H. Bea and wife, of this city last week.
Miss Alice Turner the guest of her brother.
Rev. j. w. Turner last week MI. Chas. Hubbard,
OF Indianapolis, visited his friends here last week
Miss Tessie Ryan was the guest of Miss Katie Boge
last week Miss Alice Chetham of Franklin was
tie guest of Miss Fannie Pruitt last week. Miss
Eva Short visited in Franklin last week. Mzs.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS,

THE st. Petersburg Official Military Ga
zette explains recent Russian military ac-
tivity, and shows why certain movements
and massing Of troops were made neces-
sary by the action of other nations.
The Legis!a ature of Newfoundland has
passed an act, which has received royal
assent, forbidding the catching or sale of
bait to foreign fishermen.
IN the German Reicbstag a bill has
been introduced for the expulsion from
Germany of all persons who belong to
Socialistic societies prohibited by law.
The title to about one-sixth of the real
estate Of Shamokin, Pa, is affected by the
finding of an old, unsatisfied mortgage,
dated 1910. The amount of the mortgage
was originally $4,000. The sheriff has
officially notified the landholders that he
will sell the property December 30
On the 10Th, in boring an artesian well
in Fairview, six miles from Santa Anna,
Cal, natural gas was struck in large guam
titles. The boring is still in progress and
the gas pressure is increasing.
RUSSIA neither desires nor fears war,
so says semi-oficial report. In other
words, the Gear is now ready for what he
evidently considers inevitable.
AT the Treasury Department arrange
ments are being made for the payment
on January l, next, Of s., $50 interest
on United States bonds and Pacific rail-
road bonds. This is in addition toSs4S, ,452 in
terest which would have fallen due on that
date, but which has been prepaid with re-
bate, under the terms of department cir
cular No. 90.
ADVERSE action has been taken by Sec
ratarv Fairchild on q rropOsitiOn to allow
the assistant treasurer at Chicago to be
member of the Clearing house Associa
ton. Similar action was previously taken
in the case of the assistant treasurer at
st. Louis. The only treasury official who
is a mem Der Of Clearing House .ssoeia-
ton is the assistant treasurer at New
York. and the department is not anxious
to increase the number.